#queercode

[nemo-me-impune]

...so I might have spent a not insignificant amount of money of queer textbooks...

Reblog if you'd follow a polari word of the day blog or something because I bought two lexicons lol 😅

[prdsd4na]

lol i haven't written any thoughts here since the end of bad buddy but honestly i'm just so happy about the way thailand has been dealing with bls in general these past few months i'm talking about enchanté (watching two young men dealing with their sexuality and their feelings for someone they've always considered a friend in such a delicate way without toxic masculinity involved and without it being all about getting something like it is some sort of game or bet but actually exploring the depth of human emotions in the process) i'm talking about cutie pie (exploring a well navigated trope and plot like arranged marriage developing in real love is in media but this time it being about a relationship between two men but not in this superficial way we've always dealt with instead we get to see the two of them exploring themselves and the others and grow out of what it is expected of them) i'm talking about not me (if the saying be gay do crimes was a tv show and finally we get to see a tv show that is not a romance being queer coded having queer characters but the plot not being about it) i'm talking about you're my sky (a fresh coming of age about friendship about growing up that deals with love and queerness in a delicate way) and i'm talking also about kinnporsche (just the trailer is a breath of fresh air finally something dark and something adult)

i mean i've always watched thai bls i think my first one was 2moons when it first aired and since then i tried to watch every thai bl i came across with because i needed something gay to watch in order to understand what i was feeling dealing with my sexuality and i know that thai bls are not very good for this kind of purpose but i think in general we've grown up with something missing in the way media potrays queerness and in my formative years bls where one of the few things that came closer the most to see queer people on screen + of course some very obscure coming of age movies or books or tv shows but it was pretty difficult to find any and also that were diverse in terms of gender and sexuality and culture that's why i find thai bls in general to be very important to me and that's why i keep watching them even tho they're bad and i keep trying to find actually good ones to watch

what i'm trying to say is that since watching 2moons i continued watching bls and i watched some good ones some decent ones and some really bad ones and also there are so many that i dropped and THEN i told sunset about you came to me and i can't even begin to describe what i felt watching it and what kind of spell it had on me and since then it became a blueprint for me and i guess it really changed the way i pick shows to watch in general now and i have to say that i really think that the success of itsay shaped the way creators deal with working on bls now and after itsay even tho i continued watching bls i lowkey became very demanding on what i wanted to see in a bl and i started watching less of them because i think that itsay was the one that made me realize that i wanted to watch bls that were made for gay people and not mostly for the female heterosexual audience

bad buddy was the first bl after itsay that had me feeling all sort of things to the point where i came back on tumblr i started writing posts analyzing things from the show and i even rewatched the episodes so many times while it still aired and i came back to the period in my life where watching tv shows still made me feel something like feeling attached to a story and its characters and i think that bad buddy gave me the push to watch more and more on going bls and most of them had me feeling the same way and i think that's because as i said earlier something is shifting in the way thailand is been producing bls now i feel that even the most normal bl set in university or in high school gained that kind of new depth that itsay introduced i feel that shows now really have plots and things to follow and they became really interesting and really for queer people and in order for queer people to finally consume something that we all have seen so many times potrayed between heterosexual people this time being potrayed between people like us instead

obv i think i need to mention the fact that i'm a bisexual cis woman and i kinda feel forced to watch queer things that are mainly focused on gay mlm couple in order to seek representation in media because thai gls don't exist and wlw shows and films in general all of them mostly poorly produced so we have to make the most of it with what we have

[devinnorelle-blog]

#Queercode: when cartoon villains are portrayed as queer, gay, gender bending, or transgender in some way.

It’s a way to associate these 4 things (and more) as evil.

Queercode has been used in other media, like movies that primarily target adult audiences as opposed to children. Since 1940s, antagonists are frequently portrayed as queer or LGBTQ.

[daisyymay]

ReAl PeOpLe CaNt Be QuEeRcOdEd

Dude what do you think flagging is?

[amoqa]

ΣΕΠ26 Queercode

Scroll for English Κάθε δεύτερη τετάρτη στο αμόκα θα πειραματιζόμαστε συλλογικά με την αλγοριθμική/παραγωγική μουσική και το live coding :) έλα να μάθουμε παρέα SuperCollider! Δεν απαιτείται προηγούμενη εμπειρία προγραμματισμού ή ιδιαίτερες άλλες γνώσεις. Απαραίτητο το λαπ τοπ σου. ♥ Every second Wednesday we will be experimenting at amoqa with SuperCollider, audio synthesis, algorithmic compositions and live coding :) No previous experience is needed, just bring your laptop and lets do it together!

[punkrorschach]

Media: *queercodes a villain* Fans: “this villain is gay” Media:

[thebutchchronicles]

#sundayfunday with my study group. #gradschoolproblems #notmetho #learingtocode #thatnerdlife #javascriptiskillingmysoul #futurewebdev #womenwhocode #queercode #pocintech (at CSULB Library)

[roobbeerrtt]

RuCode Ep1

Care to hear our thoughts on the girls of RuPaul's Drag Race​ Season 7? We're sharing the tea on our favorites and not so favorites so far! Join in on the conversation on the QueerCode​ FaceBook page.